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[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] whazi:
for real none of you have this problem or can help me?

can u tell me atleast some rom where u know for sure there isnt such problem?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jeetu:
Well buddy never used any 4.3 roms because of lots of bugs. But you will never face this issue in Stock 4.1.2 jb roms. You can try Neatrom if you want. :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] whazi:
so its a bug with all 4.3?

i'll have a look into Neatrom, was just hoping i could fix it withouth have to downgrade android
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hopper8:
To be honest, I don't use bluetooth, although I am on a 4.3 ROM. Do you use dorimanx kernel? Or stock pacman kernel? I know dorimanx users are having troubles with bluetooth audio currently. So if you are using dorimanx, give it a go with stock pacman kernel.

If you are on pacman kernel, may as well try dorimanx (counter intuitive I know), and apolo kernel, you may as well give it a shot. Make sure you read the OP in each case to make sure you get the appropriate kernel version for your ROM.

Sent from a galaxy far, far away
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] whazi:
I use dorimanx come i need bln!

BT in general is working, I can transfer files I can stream audio and make calls in my car

It's just the voice command part that isn't working on BT, but actually works with BT off
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] whazi:
any1 can suggest me a rom that works with bt voice commands?

if 4.2.2 - 4.3+ better.. but well i could think to downgrade even more if theres a chance to get this sorted
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 Windows Mobile 2005 Upgrading] fla242:
Hello,

I think it's a good experience to upgrade to this Rom because she contain the AKU2 from microsoft.

Exchange server administrator will enjoy it !

With Aku2 you can create policies for mobile device who sync with exchange, push mail,meeting contacts... make remote wipe..

here
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Don Luciano:
Hi guys, I´m making a hard search for two phones: one to use in my house and another one to the street. I like too much the Xperia Z1 :good:, but there are some questions I have:

In the case of the bootloader, at the moment, the camera stop it´s funcionality, to prevent this, I may take a backup from TA partition, but some others say at the moment to restore the TA, the bootloader relocks again. Is that true? How I get the phone unlocked and the camera working? Is it possible? :confused:

The second question: I heard about overheating issues in this Android smartphone. How do I fix them? It happens in every phones, or may vary in the use? There are the same problems who were present in the Xperia Z? :eek:

And the more important: What are the pros and cons with a integrated battery? Do you got a good use with it? (you can tell me your use with another Sony phones too) No need to replace with frequency? Is it better than the removable battery?

As you know, the high-end smartphones are too expensive to buy without consider some points.

How is your experience with the sound in the speaker? It is loud, low or normal? (I´m an owner of a Live Walkman)

Can you tell me another bugs this phone have? The Sony phones are still good like the Sony Ericsson ones? (remember, the Sony Ericsson phones were symbol of quality)

And the last one: Can you give me the exact screen size? (in mm) I want to know who big it is (I sized the phone previously and I consider it´s big, I use to be with 3 inch phones)

Thanks in advance, and sorry for my poor English. :silly: Have a nice day.
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shem2409:
1)At the moment it is NOT possible to get the bootloader unlocked with a working camera. You can however get back on stock firmware and restore TA partition to get your camera back.

2) Every phone heats up. Overheating is a little bit exaggerated....

3) Integrated battery is a must with a waterproof phone. This protects your electronics. Nowadays people exchange their phones every 2-3 years and that time is a lot shorter than your battery life. I would not worry about that at all. If you need an extra battery just buy a portable charger.

4) The speaker is not the greatest as there are waterproofing membranes that cover it. It is not as bad as some make it though. It is just an average speaker.

5)There are numerous people suffering from random reboots and that is a bug that Sony is yet to fix. I get about 1-2 a day unfortunately :(

6)The phone's screen is 5 inch 12.7cm but the bezel is quite big. It is bigger than Galaxy S4 or any other 5" smartphone. 144 x 74 x 8.5 mm
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheDMoney:
Recently bought N5 (play store), also bought activation kit from T-Mobile for the $30/month unlimited data prepaid plan. Works great. Was my intention to use GrooveIP to make VOIP calls using the data only and never touch the 100 mins portion of the plan. Then I hear about Google dropping the XMPP support in Google Voice. While I understand that this isn't supposed to happen until May of 2014, my question is this. Are there any alternatives that will allow me to make Data only VOIP calls on my N5?

If this is posted in the wrong section I apologize.

Thanks In Advance.

D$
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] muyoso:
Im not going to even begin to worry for about 4 months. Gotta give Google some time to possibly introduce a Hangouts voice calling alternative. If they don't, then I guess I am going to have to switch to Straight Talk. It only ends up being 6 dollars more a month than the Tmobile plan when you buy 6 month cards off Amazon and as an added bonus you dont have to worry about minutes anymore and you get much better coverage. Only major negative is your data is cut in half.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] caribouxda:
Get a s4 with wifi calling.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gtj0:
The stock rom allows you to make "Internet" (SIP) calls or you could install an app like CSipSimple. Either way, just find a SIP provider you like.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheDMoney:
Thank you. I didn't know you could do that. Do you have any suggestions on where I might go to shop SIP providers? Thank you. :D
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gtj0:
There are tons of them out there. Just search for "sip provider" or "voip provider". The right one for you will depend a lot on what country you're in, what your calling patterns are, how many minutes you expect to use, etc.

In the US, callentric, broadvoice, voip.ms, vitelity are just a few.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] apristel:
I think OP will have to wait for google to change their api. I am kinda worried too using OBI100 at my office.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zgx:
Here is a list of sip termination providers:

http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Sip+Trunking+Providers

One popular way to make free sip calls is to use a free pbx that can relay outogoing calls via a Google Voice account:

https://www1.pbxes.com/
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheDMoney:
Thank you, the information is awesome. I knew I was in the right place, even if not in the right forum to begin with. :highfive:
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] otacon507:
Will this still be possible after XMPP is terminated?
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zgx:
Gateways such as pbxes and Sipsorcery are not using XMPP, so they should work after XMPP is shut off.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] otacon507:
To quote a guy from Reddit:

"If you are using OBI, GrooveIP, csipsimple via PBXes, or your own * box etc., they will cease to function as they use Asterisk PBX modules on the server end to translate XMPP (Jabber) in to SIP protocols."

Therefore, according to him, PBX is no longer possible?
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zgx:
My misake. You're correct, PBXes.org will no longer work because, yes, they use XMPP.

(see: http://www1.pbxes.com/forum/thread.php?threadid=1289421168)

Sipsourcery does not use XMPP, but rather HTTP, so they should continue to work.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Demonic240:
You do know that wi-fi calling still uses minutes.. right?
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lchiu7:
I have used the following process even before I discovered GrooveIP was going to stop working on May 15 because of Google dropping support for XMPP.

Setup a free SIP account on (say) www.callcentric.com and select a DID.

Use the Internet Phone setting on the N5 to create a SIP account to your Callcentric Number.

Go to Google Voice on a desktop and route your GV number to that DID. You will have to verify the number by installing a SIP client either on the desktop or set it up on your N5.

Download and install Google Voice Callback (available free at the Amazon app store).

Then when you want to make a call over data (WiFi or 3G) call as usual, let GV Callback intercept the call and do a callback. It should callback your Google Voice number which will be forwarded to your Callcentric number and ring on your cell. When you answer Google Voice will call and connect you to the original number.

Similarly if people call your GV number it should ring your cell over the SIP connection to Callcentric.

No airtime minutes should be consumed in this process.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] otacon507:
Why are you stressing that we own a Nexus 5? I do not think that this is supported in regular JB systems? Would you mind writing a small tutorial and iron out the fine details you are outlining here?

Thanks, very resourceful post!
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lchiu7:
First of all this is a N5 forum which is why I assume that users will be using the N5. In fact this process works for the GN and Nexus S (and Nexus 4) but I can't vouch for non GED devices since I don't have any.

To expand a little (and as they say in maths texts, the rest is left an an exercise for the reader).

I have used the following process even before I discovered GrooveIP was going to stop working on May 15 because of Google dropping support for XMPP.

Setup a free SIP account on (say) www.callcentric.com and select a DID.. That means go www.callcentric.com and register an account. Then choose their free DID plan and select a number in one of the New York area codes they provide. I think 845 is one of them; It really doesn't matter what number you choose - just remember it.

Use the Internet Phone setting on the N5 to create a SIP account to your Callcentric Number. This is Phone/Settings/Call Settings/Accounts.

Setup a SIP account using the username 1777nnnnnnn which is assigned to your new account, password as you provided and server callcentri.com

Go to Google Voice on a desktop and route your GV number to that DID. You will have to verify the number by installing a SIP client either on the desktop or set it up on your N5.

Confirm that you can receive calls on this number in that your account 1777nnnnn@callcentric.com is receiving calls. Confirm that by calling you (e.g.) 845 number and make sure it rings on your phone. This will be a SIP call and not use any data.

Go to Google Voice and set the (854) number as a number for GV to forward calls. GV will then ask you to confirm that number by calling it and asking you to enter a 2 digit number into the called phone. You will need to make sure you can receive call on your cell on that number.

If you are successful, then your new number (callcentric) will not ring on your cell.

Download and install Google Voice Callback (available free at the Amazon app store). This app is not available at the Play Store since apparently it violates some rule Google has about apps but Amazon host it fine, The author is Xinlu,

What Google Voice Callback does is, it will intercept a regular call on your cellphone and ask if you want to use GV Callback. You do. The call will then be hung up and Google will now call your back on your (845) number (over the Internet) and when you pick up, it will present you will the ringing tone to the originally called number. When you connect you are now making an Internet call rather than using your TMO minutes,

Similarly if people call your GV number it should ring your cell over the SIP connection to Callcentric because you have forwarded all your calls to GV to your SIP phne.

No airtime minutes should be consumed in this process.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gfunkmagic:
FYI if you are already a magicJack user, that is also a decent alternative. If you already use magicjack for your home line, you can download the app and make free calls to North America via wifi/data etc. You can get a new free number and route calls to your google voice number to your magicjack number. Unfortunately I'm not sure you can integrate your outgoing magicjack calls via google voice.

The quality of voip calls via magicjack is pretty decent over wifi and LTE from my experience. However if you're stuck in an area with 3G data, your call quality may vary. I have been using the app to make free calls on Nexus 7 tablet via Tmo data plan and it works well...
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] david279:
Do this https://simonics.com/gvgw/

Google voice calls right thru Android native sip. Works great..
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lchiu7:
I suspect that's going to break also with the loss of XMPP support. To quote their site

The Google Voice Gateway service will be discontinued on May 15, 2014, due to policy and technology changes being implemented by Google. Please see this blog posting for more details and the SIP Providers forum to discuss SIP provider alternatives. Thank you for your support in helping to make this service excellent since November 2011.

What I plan to do is use Google Voice callback and a free SIP provider like Callcentric. It's a bit more fiddly but I think it does not rely on XMPP support and you can still make free calls using data.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tcat007:
??? No minutes are used with GrooveIP on wifi. I'm just going to drop GrooveIP and use phone minutes. I bought a $100 PTEL card (for $78 after discounts) good for 2000 minutes in a year, that carry forward. You can also use data if you want, but I have wifi at home and work, so not much data use. In 3 months my balance is still $92. Yes, a few calls have been GrooveIP, but I doubt I'll use up the $100. So that's $6.50/mo for all my needs.

I have a feeling after the "disconnect", there will be LOTS of cheap or free alternatives.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Demonic240:
I was replying to the one that suggested an s4 since it had Wi-Fi calling. That's different than from groovip which is voip.
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] radlink14:
I was debating and then I was like "what was I thinking" though the camera is mediocre, and speakers are Ok, everything else is fantastic.

I was going to wait for the HTC one2, and realized that more than likely no other phone soon will be able to last as long as the z1 with their battery saving software.
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gitaroo:
to be honest with you, as much as I complain about my Z1, overall there isnt one device out there for me that tops it. Just hope that the new update will do something to the Camera and 4K vid recording is something I really really wanted, but not enough to move be back to Samsung.
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ahomad:
I have Z1, SGS4 and used the nexus 5 for a day and a half, I will compare them below

Nexus 5 best performance but lack features

SGS4 worst performance (too much lag and stuttering) but has lots of features (most of which are useless and no-one actually uses them except to show off)

Z1 excellent performance (almost identical to the nexus 5) and has some useful features like camera apps, small apps ...etc

Although the Z1 is not perfect (nothing is perfect), but it is the best overall phone out there. I will get chance to play with the HTC ONE for few days in a week or two then I will probably be able to say what is the best phone currently available (apart from the LG G2 which I haven't had the chance to play with).
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheCraig:
Not even considered it, got it sim free and I'm happy with it :)
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vctrdnl:
I returned mine because I spotted a dead (or maybe stuck) pixel on the screen. I hope I'll have better luck next time. :)
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ara.armagedon:
I am very very disappointed in the camera, the speaker is actually close to top considering its a tiny waterproof speaker but I love every thing else about the Z1 so no, I didn't return my device and I wont be doing so.
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DAddYE:
I'm interested in knowing why since I was thinking about getting the Note 3.
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ara.armagedon:
Actually I had the Note 3, it is the worst mistake that I made up until now!

now the problems I had with it are more philosophical than fair, so to make it fair I'll only point out the problems that "others" consider worthy!

1. Not so great looking even though its an improvement over the S4 and Note 2

2. Has A LOT of bloat ware

3. Cheap looking/feeling device (like all Samsungs)

4. Depending on what you do with it scales form lagging a couple of times a day to constantly lagging (I couldn't handle the lag so...)

5. Bigger than most people would want it to be (I actually where okay with it mainly because I didn't called anyone with it)

6. You would look Very-Very stupid talking with it on the street or anywhere else for that matter!
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gitaroo:
mostly personally preference but Im coming from a S3 owner, but here are some of the reasons

-touchwiz, hate it with a passion, actually got to play with a real note 3 today at the store and it actually still lag a little bit like seriously lol?! Checked the ram consumption it always over 1.2+ gigs after I clear everything it goes back up quickly no wonder why they keep added more rams for all the galaxy phones. My Z1 has to be on for a couple of weeks to hit over 1 gig and generally around 0.9.

-hate OLED colors, it has gotten a lot better with the pentile problem but still not enough to bring me back. Triluminos looks better to me straight on even if you have to sacrifice the wash out colors in extreme angles which I never look at my phone that way. Plus I see color shifting problems on Note 3, like yellow would turn green in a angle, so viewing angle is not a clear victory on the note 3 neither (same with Nexus 5 and G2 which have their own problems in extreme angle when I played with them today). Didn't get to do out door test with the note 3 not sure if it become unreadable under the sun.

-Built quality, I dont think I need to say much here, just personally when I pay hundreds of dollars for a flashship device I want it to actually feel like a flagship device.

the only features in the Note 3 that I want in the Z1 is the 4K video recording, downsampling 4K video to play on 1080p screen is a huge difference. You don't need a 4K display to take advantage of it. I used to think that the multi screen features from note2 and S3 is going to make me happy with my S3 again, but after the update came out I've never use it once.... Its all personal preference so those my not apply to others.
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dazza7111:
I'm coming from Note 2, Galaxy s4 and HTC one to Sony Z1, apart from note 2 (which I liked) the other's are disappointing s4 has lag and loads of stupid features you turn off, HTC One was boring and battery life was rubbish plus I was scared to scrape or dent the metal (best sound though) . I was wanting Note 3 but too expensive and cant believe it still has lag, plus Knox! (which totally put me off s4)

Sony Z1 feels premium has a decent enough camera and battery is probably the best with the note 2 I've had.

Before I had Z1 I was waiting for Nexus 5 and was going to sell s4, but after seeing it, Z1 is much better.
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DAddYE:
Thank you all guys you opened (again) my eyes. There are just few things that make me sad about the Z1.

- camera is not so fantastic. Unless you have the stone hand just pressing the hw button from focus to shoot makes the phone shaking and the picture a little blurry. This is almost not noticeable with high lights but as soon start to be a little darker things gets worse. Thus in low lights this camera is totally incapable to take decent pictures, what you see 'good' in your screen will be post processed and 'destroyed'. No manual mode could help ATM.

- freaking hardware buttons

I can't believe that my 5" real estate triluminus 400+ DPI 1080 **** should have a damn waste of space: soft keys IMHO are the android cancer. Now I'm using a pie (after gtm) it's okay but still annoying and uncomfortable. I'll be happy to pay one dollar more and have at least a central hw button. Note that I compared twitter, Google+ and Chrome with the iPhone and on the smaller 4" there is much more space!!! This piss me off!!!!

- unlock the boot loader. I used to pay the retail price in order to not increase the US mafia of carriers. After more than a month this phone isn't really unlockable. No official words from Sony about the fact they are working for a fix or a date. This scares me.

- 2013 and our display is not oleophobic. This makes me sad even more when a friend tell me: cool phone can I see it? And my screen is a finger print fest. Tried almost any good screen protector antifinger print. None of them really works without decrease the screen quality.
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] funky0308:
Just one tip.

Don't compare N5 and Z1 now.

Wait until Z1 gets 4.4 then you'll see what Z1 is capable to do.

As I said few times, it's better to have great camera (hardware) which is fixable than great software without hardware support.

Z1 has great camera and with 4.4 update we will have the best device money can buy...

Everyone compares N5 and Z1 now and all of them are unique in conclusion - these two devices are similar but remember we are comparing 4.2.2 with 4.4 - so you can just imagine Z1 with a KitKat under the hood ;)

It will fly

Sent from my Z1
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] pinksworld:
http://d-h.st/uDe

Press thanks if u download...
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] cetrero23:
i am in 4.3 v15 phoenix, and it crashes :( how to fix it?
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] Linuxx84:
This apk is a fake and the real version has already been released for some time.
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] Intruder7s:
Official webpage for flash player is

http://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player/kb/archived-flash-player-versions.html

Scroll down to Android 4.0+ and download the latest ( will be the top one ).
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] walox:
Thx.. wich browser works with flash player in android? Chrome of course not, dolphin either, for me at least :(
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] Intruder7s:
Dolphin browser and stock work perfectly
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] pouetmimi:
Firefox is also working with flash
[General Questions and Answers] Svardskampe:
So I got this nice notice of Android that I'm reaching my mobile data cap. So as it seems, is that the aospa browser downloaded 1GB of data in the background during the night between 1 and 2 november.

I'm very concerned on what caused this and costed me €10 of mobile data. I deinstalled the browser from /system/apps for now. I don't use the aospa browser myself, I use Google Chrome.

Can I check somewhere, or in some logs what it did and what caused it?

BTW, the data is really used, and not just a bug in the "Data Usage"-tab, as my carrier states I only got 178MB left for the month.
[General Questions and Answers] Svardskampe:
May I please bump this as no one has responded to me as of yet?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Jezrick:
I am currently using CM10.2-20131102-SNAPSHOT-M1-d2spr and I have no 3G data. Could someone help me get it back? Is this a common issue?

EDIT: I fiddled around in "Preferred network mode" and switched from "LTE/CDMA/EvDo" to "CDMA/EvDo auto" which has given me back 3G, I think, but I'm assuming at the cost of my 4G. Please tell me there's a better alternative. Is there anything else I can do to get 3G and 4G to work at the same time?